Lucey Urges Action in Wisconsin Policy Address
Gov. Patrick J. Lucey presented a broad program to a joint Wisconsin Legislature session urging action in energy environment highway safety health care consumer protection judicial and penal reform and government ethics. He urged bipartisanship while deferring budget battles to next year and pressed for campaign finance reform seat belt laws and tougher juvenile justice reforms.
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Wis
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Lucey
Senate
Lacey
National health plan would insure major medical costs above $2000
A proposed national health insurance plan was introduced in the Senate by Sens. Russell B. Long and Abraham Ribicoff. It would cover major medical costs above $2,000 annually and up to 60 days of hospitalization per person, with basic benefits for low income families and private options for others. The plan costs $8.9 billion, aims to replace Medicaid for those up to $2,400 income for individuals and $4,800 for four-person families, and finances catastrophic illness at $3.6 billion via a small Social Security tax increase.
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Senate
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Abraham ‘A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Long
Ribicoff
Health, Education and Welfare
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
La Crosse Seaman Serves Aboard USS Long Beach
Navy Seaman Apprentice Donald W. Graw of La Crosse serves aboard the nuclear powered cruiser USS Long Beach returning to its home port. The ship had been with the U S 7th Fleet in the Western Pacific and involved in operations during its duty cycle.
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Long Beach
Calif
Donald W. Graw
A. W. Graw
Zephyr Circle
la Crosse
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Western Pacific
Soybean futures drop limit as grains weaken in CBOT session
In Chicago, soybeans and soy bean oil fell the limit for one session with sharp declines across wheat corn oats soybean meal and iced broilers. At close, soybeans down 20 cents a bushel November 6.14. wheat off 16 cents December 4.55. corn down 4 cents December 2.432. 7" down about 5 cents December 1.21.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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St. Paul Livestock Market Report Summary
In St Paul Minnesota cattle and calves sold with varied prices across classes including slaughter steers at 41 to 42.5 per hundredweight and heifers up to 42, while cows and bulls showed mixed movement. Hog and sheep trading was slower with modest declines in hogs and higher lamb prices noted. Chicago grain prices were listed for wheat corn oats and soybeans.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Potato Market and Dairy Prices Across Midwest Regions
AP reports regional price snapshots for 100 lb sacks of potatoes at Washington Nor Golds 6.00 to 6.25, Wisconsin round whites 4.75 to 5.00, Red River Valley reds 4.00 to 4.50, Idaho russets 7.00 to 7.25. Wisconsin cheddar cheese market steady to firm with tight supplies and varied barrel, block and daisy prices. Midwest egg price report shows wholesale prices mostly unchanged to down a notch with extra large 71, large 67, mediums 61, pullets 42, standards 60, checks 50.
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Assembly committee backs statewide power plant site rules
Rep. James Wahner said the Assembly Environmental Quality Committee approved a bill to regulate site selection for recycling and power plants. The plan requires utilities to file 10 year plans with public hearings and an environmental impact statement before the Public Service Commission can tentatively approve a site. Connecticut is cited as the only other state pursuing similar legislation.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly Environmental Quality Committee
James Wahner
Dmilwaukee
Wahner
Connecticut
Public Service Commission
Jurors Told To Ignore News Stories In Agnew Case
Baltimore AP The federal grand jury probing Vice President Spiro T. Agnew was advised by U S District Judge Walter E Hoffman to avoid media influence. The public session ran 18 minutes as jurors were told to resume deliberations and a witness, William J Muth, was recalled for testimony.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Agnew
Justice Department
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U.S
William J. Muth
Muth
Maryland
Baltimore County
New York Times
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Musicians Sought for Kiss Me Kate in La Crosse
The La Crosse Community Theater seeks local and area musicians for its October production of Kiss Me Kate. The show opens October 19 and needs players for violin clarinet alto and tenor sax piano string bass french horn and cello. Interested musicians may contact Frank Italiano at 2917 S. 17th St. for a tryout.
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la Crosse Community Theater
Frank Italiano
S. 17Th St
Wisconsin vocational enrollment rises six percent this fall
Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports a six percent rise in vocational school enrollment this fall with total enrollment at 46 728 students full and part time according to Eugene Lehrmann director of Vocational Technical and Adult Education.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Wisconsin
State
Eugene Lehrmann
Weather forecast for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Ontario
Wisconsin showers end tonight with cooler northwest and mostly cloudy skies. Minnesota partly to mostly cloudy tonight with occasional showers and possible severe storms southeast. cooler Thursday. Iowa showers and thundershowers tonight with some heavy rainfall. drier and cooler Thursday. Geraldton Ontario, a mining town in the north, grew from a 1931 gold strike.
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Iowa
Geraldton
Ontario
ISU Cadet Receives Flight Instruction Award
ONALASKA Wis Midship man Teunis Van Wyk II son of Mr and Mrs Teunis Van Wyk 1558 W Young Road Onalaska recently received the flight instruction program award at the annual fall convocation of the National Reserve Officers Training Corps of Iowa State University Ames He earned the award for completing 35 hours of flight instruction and 35 hours of ground school training A senior at Iowa State Van Wyk is majoring in architecture Walter Lippmann in New York Hospital in critical condition after a stroke
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Wis
Teunis van Wyk II
Teunis van Wyk
W. Young Road
National Reserve Officers Training Corps
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa State
van Wyk
Sears advertising supplement distributed with La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune advertises a Sears supplement available with today’s paper. Readers who do not receive the insert are asked to call the circulation department to arrange delivery of a complete paper to their home.
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